Italy's government has deployed 500 troops to Milan after violent clashes between protesters and police, with 271 young people detained over recent days of unrest. The deployment follows days of protests against high living costs, which turned violent with looting and vandalism.
UK military has deployed RAF Typhoon fighters to protect Saudi Arabia from Houthi attacks, with the move aimed at defending against drone and missile threats. The deployment comes as tensions rise in the region following recent attacks on Saudi infrastructure.
Japan's MMX mission, set for launch in 2026, aims to return samples from Mars moon Phobos by 2031, marking a historic first in space exploration. The five-year uncrewed mission, launched from Japan's Tanegashima Space Center, is designed to collect samples from Phobos and return them to Earth for scientific analysis. The mission's success could provide insights into the formation of the Solar System and the origins of Mars' moons.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has proposed a summit with U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping to negotiate an end to the Ukraine conflict, according to the Wall Street Journal. The meeting is set to occur next month and could take place during the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in November.
Trump's decision to waive sanctions on Russia's diesel fuel and economy has drawn sharp criticism from lawmakers, with some warning it could complicate his lame-duck legislative agenda. The move, which allows the president to bypass restrictions on Russian oil purchases, has been labeled as a betrayal of Ukraine by critics who argue it undermines U.S. support for the country's defense.
Trump announced a $8 billion relief program for farmers during his rally in Kansas, aiming to offset diesel costs during the harvest season. The move comes as Republicans face a critical test in the November 3 midterms, with a tight Senate race in the red state.
France imposed curfews in major cities after weekend riots disrupted the economy, with 2,400 arrests and one death reported. The government faces pressure to address security concerns amid rising tensions and a weak economy.
Japan's space agency launches spacecraft on historic mission to collect samples from Mars' moon Phobos, with samples expected to return to Earth in 2031. The mission, led by Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, aims to analyze material from Phobos to understand the formation of Mars' moons.
Japan's H3 rocket successfully launched the Martian Moons eXploration (MMX) probe, marking a significant step in the country's space exploration efforts. The mission aims to collect samples from Mars' moon Phobos, offering potential insights into the moon's origin and composition.
4 soldiers and 39 others were hospitalized after a fire at a Canadian military base in Alberta, according to official reports. The incident has raised concerns about safety and training protocols at the base.
French authorities imposed curfews in Paris and other cities after violent protests over the weekend. The measures, targeting specific areas, aim to restore order following days of unrest and looting. The government has declared partial curfews in parts of Paris, Nice, and other regions, with a focus on preventing further violence and property damage.
Houthi rebels struck a Yemeni government military camp in southern Shabwa province, killing at least 53 people and wounding over 200. The attack marks the deadliest single incident since the civil war reignited in September.
Trump approves Russian diesel deal as sanctions waiver sparks congressional backlash. The U.S. President's decision to allow Russian diesel into the global market amid energy shortages has drawn criticism from Rep. Max Miller, who opposes the waiver of sanctions imposed on Russia for its actions in Ukraine.
Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed four military personnel died and 39 injured in a fire at an Alberta base that spread rapidly due to strong winds. The fire, which moved a kilometre in 30 to 60 seconds, injured dozens and left 19 in critical condition.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy warned of a harsh winter as he faced growing concerns over U.S. support for Russia. Trump's recent actions, including easing sanctions on Russian diesel and slowing Starlink services, have raised alarms among lawmakers. Zelenskyy emphasized the need for European backing as Ukraine struggles with a critical winter preparedness.
A fire at a Canadian military base in Alberta killed four soldiers and injured dozens, with flames spreading rapidly under strong winds. The incident, which occurred during high-intensity combat training, has raised concerns about safety and preparedness in military facilities.
France riots saw 2,500 arrests as protests spread to Italy and Spain, with town halls and shops looted and set ablaze. The unrest has raised concerns about the impact on France's fragile economic situation and potential spillover effects on neighboring countries.
Kenyan cult leader Paul Mackenzie has been found guilty of 191 murders after enforcing starvation on children as part of a deadly religious practice. Mackenzie and 28 co-defendants were convicted for the deaths of 190 children and one adult in a mass grave scandal in Shakahola forest. The sentencing is set for November 6.
Ukraine's 92nd Separate Assault Brigade executed the first drone evacuation of a wounded soldier from the front line. The operation, which took 1 hour 14 minutes, saved a soldier after 500 days in a combat zone. The mission highlights Ukraine's innovative use of technology in conflict.
France imposed partial curfews in Paris and Nice after violent protests and looting over the weekend, with police admitting they lost control during the unrest. The unrest followed weeks of demonstrations by high school students focused on teacher shortages and deteriorating building conditions, which escalated into widespread rioting and property damage.
Four soldiers killed and dozens injured in fire at Canadian military base in Alberta, with winds up to 96km/h fueling the blaze. Prime Minister Mark Carney called the incident one of the worst peacetime tragedies for Canada's military.
Ukraine's president warns Trump over Russia sanctions waivers and slowed satellite services. Zelenskyy says U.S. is pressuring Ukraine to stop attacking Russian energy infrastructure and slowing Patriot missile deliveries.
Fire at Canadian military base in Alberta killed 4 soldiers and injured 19 others, with flames spreading nearly a kilometer in under a minute. Prime Minister Mark Carney called it one of the worst tragedies for the forces on Canadian soil in peacetime.
Brazil's top electoral court has ordered Meta to prove it is treating President Lula and Bolsonaro equally in the election, with a potential daily fine of one million Reals ($200,000) for noncompliance. The ruling comes after Lula's campaign accused Meta of suppressing content to boost Bolsonaro ahead of the runoff election.